The jungle

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Jason Linnenkohl
AP US History
8/22/2013
Upton Sinclair was a well-known scribe who accentuated the sad and aggravated actuality of real things that happened for the period of the gilded age. The American fancy was one of hope, prosperity, and the creative that hard work and morality would yield cash and happiness. Yet in Sinclair’s work he shows us that not no other than were those thoughts for an unreal world but also that there were few to none who actually were expert to experience the American Dream. His directly applied purpose in The Jungle was to inspect capitalism; Sinclair’s goal was to be the same the evil and corruption in capitalism. Sinclair sees capitalism considered in the state of inhumane, destructive, unjust, brutal, and steady violent, which leads to Sinclair's representation of capitalism as a failure for the time of the gilded age. Jurgis, the main character, is mentally and physically attacked by the capitalist structure in America. During Jurgis’ time in the man of means system, his idealistic thoughts of the American vagary were affected in how he was treated by those over him, the trials he faced, and the need of morality in and out of the Government. By for the reason that how Jurgis's view of the American fancy changed Upton Sinclair showed in describe some of the circumstances that occurred in the slow 1800s, which caused socialism to seem a great deal more superior to capitalism.
Sinclair transforms Jurgis’s viewpoint ~ward the American dream in several different ways. One of these was the method he was treated by others of the similar working class. As an immigrant, he became an easier target for salespeople who understood the family they were selling to. He was too an easier target because he could not be an intelligent being or comprehend the things people told him similar to well as Americans could. Jurgis didn’t be enough well in any of the lawsuits that involved him. An exemplification was with a bartender who had cheated him with~ of a very large amount of standard of value. The judge listened to his allegation but then believed the bartender on this account that it was highly unlikely for anyone to...

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